Radagast The Brown
New Member
Hello All,
I am a Mass outdoor, organic, grower. Still consider myself a novice grower though i do have four succesful harvests under my belt. I grow in pots with organic soil medium and use Earth Juice nutes. This crop is a mixed batch (unknown genetics from bag seed), some beautiful sativas and gorgeous indicas. One of my sativas even looks like a landrace. Would love some feedback on that. My main question is with such a mixed boat of genetics I am seeing that I will be having many different harvest times. Am curious if any experienced growers can give me their opinions on how long they believe these plants have left in their budding cycle. With the cold fall weather closing in here in Mass i don't believe I have much time. I am fearful for some of my slow moving sativas. Any feedback would be great.. . . Those this plant and love to learn anything and everything about it. There is always a better or different way of doing something and that has always fascinated me.. Thank you for reading my post and I hope to hear some feedback soon.
-RTB
I am a Mass outdoor, organic, grower. Still consider myself a novice grower though i do have four succesful harvests under my belt. I grow in pots with organic soil medium and use Earth Juice nutes. This crop is a mixed batch (unknown genetics from bag seed), some beautiful sativas and gorgeous indicas. One of my sativas even looks like a landrace. Would love some feedback on that. My main question is with such a mixed boat of genetics I am seeing that I will be having many different harvest times. Am curious if any experienced growers can give me their opinions on how long they believe these plants have left in their budding cycle. With the cold fall weather closing in here in Mass i don't believe I have much time. I am fearful for some of my slow moving sativas. Any feedback would be great.. . . Those this plant and love to learn anything and everything about it. There is always a better or different way of doing something and that has always fascinated me.. Thank you for reading my post and I hope to hear some feedback soon.
-RTB
